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🚀 Première release officielle pour Minecraft 1.16.5
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# Disable autocrlf on generated files, they always generate with LF
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# Add any extra files or paths here to make git stop saying they
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# are changed when only line endings change.
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# User-specific stuff
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# eclipse
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bin
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*.launch
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.metadata
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# idea
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# IntelliJ
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out/
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# mpeltonen/sbt-idea plugin
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README.md

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# 📦 OpenEEPROM
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**OpenEEPROM** is a small extension for [OpenComputers](https://github.com/KosmosPrime/OpenComputers) that allows you to add **custom EEPROMs** easily.
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***
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## 🧰 How It Works
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This mod lets you load EEPROMs from the filesystem instead of writing them in-game. Perfect for preconfigured BIOS or bootloaders.
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***
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## 📁 Installation & Usage
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1. Inside your Minecraft `mods/` folder, create a new folder named:
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```
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openeeprom
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```
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2. Inside `openeeprom`, create another folder called:
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```
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lua
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```
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3. Inside `lua`, create **one folder per EEPROM**, using the desired EEPROM's name as the folder name.
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Example structure:
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```
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mods/
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└── openeeprom/
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└── lua/
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└── MyEEPROM/
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├── code.lua
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└── .eeprom.cfg
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```
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4. Each EEPROM folder must contain:
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* `code.lua` — the actual Lua code for the EEPROM
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* `.eeprom.cfg` — a config file that defines the EEPROM's display name
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***
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## 📝 EEPROM Config File
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Open `.eeprom.cfg` with a text editor (e.g., Notepad) and add:
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name=NameOfEEPROM
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This defines how the EEPROM appears in OpenComputers.
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***
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## 📌 Notes
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* You can include multiple EEPROM folders.
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* Ideal for custom bootloaders, BIOS, or debug tools.
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***
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## 👤 Author
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Project by **@Grahmindol**
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License: MIT

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